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Ru Xiang - Olibanum - Frankincense TCM Resin

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the common English name for Ru Xiang?

a)

Frankincense

b)

Myrrh

c)

Ginseng

d)

Licorice

2.

Which category does Ru Xiang belong to?

a)

Herbs that Regulate the Blood

b)

Herbs that Calm the Spirit

c)

Herbs that Tonify Qi

d)

Herbs that Clear Heat

3.

What is the taste of Ru Xiang?

a)

Sour and Bitter

b)

Salty and Sour

c)

Acrid and Bitter

d)

Sweet and Sour

4.

Which meridian does Ru Xiang - Frankincense enter?

a)

Lung, Heart, Liver

b)

Kidney, Liver, Spleen

c)

Heart, Liver, Spleen

d)

Bladder, Heart, Liver,

5.

What is a contraindication for using Ru Xiang?

a)

For children under 12

b)

In cases of high blood pressure

c)

In the presence of fever

d)

During pregnancy

6.

What is one of the actions of Ru Xiang?

a)

Invigorates the Blood

b)

Calms the mind

c)

Clears phlegm

d)

Tonifies the Spleen

7.

What is the temperature property of Ru Xiang?

a)

Cold

b)

Neutral

c)

Warm

d)

Hot

8.

Which herb is often combined with Ru Xiang to invigorate Blood?

a)

Angelica

b)

Ginseng

c)

Myrrh

d)

Licorice

9.

What is the pharmaceutical Latin name for Ru Xiang?

a)

Cortex Cinnamomi

b)

Flos Chrysanthemi

c)

Radix Ginseng

d)

Gummi Olibani

10.

What is a major combination use of Ru Xiang?

a)

For reducing fever

b)

For improving digestion

c)

For traumatic injury pain

d)

For treating insomnia

11.

What syndrome involves rigidity and spasms due to an external pathogen?

a)

Liver Qi stagnation

b)

Wind-Damp-Bi with rigidity and spasms

c)

Spleen Qi deficiency

d)

Lung Yin deficiency

12.

Which action does Ru Xiang help in alleviating muscle pain and relaxation?

a)

Promotes urination

b)

Clears heat

c)

Relaxes the sinews, activates the channels and alleviates pain

d)

Nourishes the Yin

13.

What condition is characterized by Blood Stasis leading to pain?

a)

Yang deficiency

b)

Blood Stasis with chest, epigastric or abdominal pain

c)

External Wind invasion

d)

Wind-Cold attack